End of School Year Reflections At East Elementary
East School pupils and teachers shared a tearful yet joyful close to the year with memories of parents visiting classrooms and students showing off nature projects. Fourth graders staged science fairs, and a spring picnic was cut short by a thunderstorm but later redeemed with park games, a Zesta stand treat, and kickball.
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Hergartners
Susan Stuckey
Cindy Indergand
Seth Studnicka
Jeff Bell
California
Kevin Krupke
G. I. Joe
Recreation Park
Esther Elmer
Twiing Park
Zesta
Don Liedschlag
Vashni Marchant
Marchant
Wisconsin students celebrate learning with farm visits and plays
Music students rewarded with a concert while fifth graders toured Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry by a Janesville train. Sixth graders wrote letters protesting Grand Canyon dam proposals, some published in the Congressional Record. The class showcased Jamestown and pioneer builds, a John Muir play, and attended Circus World Museum and Devils Lake activities.
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Museum of Science and Industry
Chicago
Janesville
Ernest Wegmueller
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Boone
Vance Nelson
Jamestown
Nathan Burgy
Boonesborough
Mary Zwygart
Becky Mueller
Robert Trumpy
Kenneth Rufener
Brian Brugger
Grand Canyon
Wisconsin
Johnson
Gaylord Nelson
Sue Schroeder
Beverly Clark
Robert Kastenmeier
Beverly
Kastenmeier
John Muir
Green County
PTA
Circus World
Baraboo
Devils’ Lake
Hippodrome
Miss Toni Pederson Receives Thorp Award at New Glarus High
At New Glarus High School awards day, senior Toni Lynn Pederson won the Ninth Annual Thorp Finance Foundation Essay Contest Monroe zone. Harold Sweeney presented a United States Savings Bond. Pederson’s essay titled Progress Through Profits highlighted enterprise and growth. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Pederson of Route 2 Monticello.
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New Glarus High School
Toni Lynn Pederson
New Glarus
United States Savings
Monroe
Thorp Finance Foundation
Harold Sweeney
Thorp
Pederson
Kenneth B. Pederson
Route 2
Monticello
Visiting Rotarians Speak at Monroe Rotary Meeting
Visiting Rotarians J van Boeyen of Vancouver British Columbia and H B Whitcomb of Fargo North Dakota spoke briefly at Monroe Rotary Club's meeting at Marco's Supper Club this week. They discussed their home clubs, praised Monroe for its city character, and noted they were in town for business at the Industrial Combustion Plant. Harris Thacher of Janesville was a guest.
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J. van Boeyen
Vancouver
British Columbia
H. B. Whitcomb
Fargo
N.D
Monroe
Harris Thacher
Janesville
Water Safety Session Highlights City Pool Operations
Mauermann park and recreation director spoke at Green County Safety Council in the Agricultural Building on Water Safety. He outlined Monroe Swimming Pool operations and guard duties, praised local park facilities, and a film on Boating Safety was shown. Held officers were re elected, and safety posters at the 4 H picnic will be judged. The council will recess July and August and resume September 6.
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Vim Mauermann
Ety Park and Recreation
Green County Safety Council
Mauermann
Monroe
Herman Baumgartner
Safety Council
Glen Roderick
Sam Waelti
Chester Pinnow
Mt Horeb Graduates Receive Scholarships
Glenn Spaay announced the 1965 66 graduates receiving scholarships or honors. Awardees include Paulette Schmidt Sharon Johnson Sandra Antonson Douglas Huseth Wisconsin State Legislature Scholarships Ruth Dimick Mary Kobs Honors Scholars from St Olaf College Carl Stensby Dane County Health Scholarship for nursing Jergen Moe Memorial Sharon Johnsons Club Elaine Smith Forest Henderson Steve Mueller local scholarships.
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Saynne
Glenn Spaay
Paulette Schmidt
Sharon Johnson
Sandra Antonson
Douglas Huseth
Wisconsin
Ruth Dimick
Mary Kobs
St. Olaf College
Carl Stensby
Dane County Health
Jergen Moe
Sharon Johnsonson
Elaine Smith
Forest Henderson
Steve Mueller
Awards Day Honors 1965 66 at New Glarus Schools
Scholarships and awards were presented for the 1965 66 school year at Awards Day ceremonies in New Glarus. Recipients included John Peters, Robert Hillestad, Nedra Klassy, JoAnn Kehrli, Toni Pedersen, Madeline Schuett, Heidi Klassy, Nancy Ferris, Hans Hofmann, Mary Wachholz, Gary Itten, Larry Stuessy, and Cary Ziltner among others, covering DAR, Badger State programs, Lions Club, Meythaler, University Alumni, American Legion, and various academic and activity awards.
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NEW Glarus
Times
John Peters
Robert Hillestad
Nedra Klassy
Shirley Yaun
JoAni Kehrli
Toni Pedersen
Madeline Schuett
Heidi Klassy
Nancy Ferris
Hans Hofmann
DAR
Mary Wachholz
Badger
Wayne Kuenzi
Dale Hustad
Larry Stuessy
JoAnn Hoesly
Christine Streiff
Francois
Jo- Ann Kehrli
Lions Club
Deidi Klassy
Wilhelm Tell
Meythaler
American Legion
Gary Itten
David Nyhus
Diane Boley
JoAnn Kehrli
Betty Crocker
Nedra
Wanda Streiff
Mae Wachholz
Wendy ‘Yaeger
Cary Ziltner
Mrs Henry Austin To Teach in Monroe
Mrs Henry Austin of rural Belleville after graduating from the University of Wisconsin will teach kindergarten in Monroe for the 1966 67 term She earned a Bachelor of Science in home economics with a major in child development and kindergarten and is a New Glarus High School graduate Community guests joined her family for a graduation reception listing several relatives and local connections
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Belleville
Henry Austin
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Austin
New Glarus High School
Harry Trieweiler
Phelps
Building Drive Opens Cambridge Wis Albion Academy
More than $15,000 has been collected to fund a drive in Cambridge Wisconsin to rebuild part of the historic Albion Academy, destroyed by fire in December.
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Cambridge
Wis
Albion Academy
Dear Abby column letters reveal relationship worries and social quirks
A Monroe Evening Times readers' page features Dear Abby style queries about bald husbands, nosy townsfolk, chronic lateness, and dating etiquette. Abby responds with pragmatic, blunt advice while readers vent worries and seek guidance on personal friction and social norms.
Puzzle fragment fill in blanks across and down
A scrambled crossword style grid with scattered clues and partial phrases. Entries include hints like a range, foreign agent, poetic lines, and measurements, requiring cross reference to complete thematic puzzle wording.
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Pancy
Swiss Cheese Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Wisconsin dairy reports show Swiss cheese steady to firm with state brand blocks in short supply and grade A limited by demand described as fair to good. National American cheese output for the week ending June 2 rose 6 percent, totaling about 322 million pounds, up 4 percent from a year ago and 6 percent above the five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing’ Service
Belleville Man Pays Fine in Traffic Court
Belleville man J. Sies, 29, paid 256 in Traffic Court at Madison yesterday on charges of operating a vehicle while under the influence and of leaving the scene of an accident. His car, damaged with a missing tire, struck a curb at Park and Regent Streets Thursday night and he fled before police stopped him. Mrs. Isabelle Wiggins, 47, Milwaukee, the other driver, was hospitalized for multiple bruises and chest injuries.
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Sowl
J. Sies
Belleville
Madison
Sies
Park and Regent Streets
Isabelle Wiggins
Milwaukee
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